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This is a report on the financial commitments entered into by central government departments and agencies under PPP contracts. It also reviews the current status of the Health Service Executive co-location programme.

This is a report on Measures taken to Strengthen Banking Institutions, the purchase of Impaired Bank Assets, Banks Capitalisation Requirements and Liabilities under the Bank Guarantee Scheme.

This is a report on State Funding and the National Recovery Plan, EU and IMF Supports and Costs of Irish Government Borrowing.

This is a report on the National Debt, including New Debt Instruments, Debt Sevicing Costs, General Government Debt, Profile and Market Value of Debt.

This is a report on the Financial Outturn of Central Government, including voted expenditure, movement in state balances, Major Exchequer Liabilities and Assets and State Financial Outturn and GNP.

This examination involved a review of internal control, governance and related matters in FÁS over the period 2002 to 2008.

This report reviews the collection performance during 2009 to seek to establish whether there had been any improvement in the collection of debts from private insurers. Information was sought from the Accounting Officer in regard to the action taken or proposed to improve timeliness of collection.

This report reviews the outlay under the programme, the extent to which its costs have been accounted for by reference to substantiating documentation, the arrangements for delivery and evaluation of the programme and procurement of training and other services.

In this Report the management of claims under the State Pension (Non-Contributory) scheme was examined. The main aims of the examination were, to verify, based on examination of a random sample of cases, that the payments made under the scheme were correct and conformed to the scheme conditions, to assess if the controls over the payments are adequate, given the nature of the scheme, and that they are being applied as intended and to confirm that where payments in excess of entitlements are detected, they are recovered to the maximum extent possible.

This report examines the Department’s debt management and criminal prosecution processes to establish its effectiveness in identifying, recording and recovering welfare payment debts, and in prosecuting fraud cases.